Collection search - THE H.M.S. ST. LAWRENCE BUILT AND LAUNCHED AT Kingston, Upper Canada, DURING THE CLOSING PHASES OF THE WAR OF 1812-14, WAS LARGER (2304 TONS) AND HEAVIER GUNNED (112) THAN THE VICTORY, NELSON'S FLAGSHIP IN THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. IT WAS, IN FACT, THE BIGGEST WOODEN WARSHIP EVER BUILT ON FRESH WATER
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THE H.M.S. ST. LAWRENCE BUILT AND LAUNCHED AT Kingston, Upper Canada, DURING THE CLOSING PHASES OF THE WAR OF 1812-14, WAS LARGER (2304 TONS) AND HEAVIER GUNNED (112) THAN THE VICTORY, NELSON'S FLAGSHIP IN THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. IT WAS, IN FACT, THE BIGGEST WOODEN WARSHIP EVER BUILT ON FRESH WATER
Hierarchical level:ItemDate:1 April, 1980Reference:Box number: 1201Type of material:ArtFound in:Archives / Collections and FondsItem ID number:2932441Context of this record: -
Record information – Details Date(s):1 April, 1980Place of creation:No place, unknown, or undeterminedExtent:1 drawing / dessin : pen/brush with black ink,pencil and opaque white on wove paper with collaged photomechanical print
Support 28.100 x 21.600 cm
Image 22.400 x 17.800 cmScope and content:Additional name(s):Additional information:Subject heading:Source:PrivateOther accession no.: -
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